Home | Cho Oyu Main | Photo Index Page | Cho Oyu References | Contact 
Previous photo Next photo Thumbnail page
02 Jobo Rabzang From South Of Tingri 03 Cho Oyu Late Afternoon From Chinese Base Camp 04 Nangpai Gosum I, Pasang Lhamu Chuli, Cho Aui From Cho Oyu Chinese Base Camp 05 Inside Tibetan Kitchen Tent At Cho Oyu Chinese Base Camp 05 Jobo Rabzang From From Cho Oyu Chinese Base Camp
First page Previous page Index page Next page Last page
04 Nangpai Gosum I, Pasang Lhamu Chuli, Cho Aui From Cho Oyu Chinese Base Camp  [4 of 22]


Nangpai Gosum I (7351m, also called Cho Aui or Pasang Lhamu Chuli, lies on the ridge to the east of Cho Oyu. Nangpai Gisum I was first climbed by a Japanese expedition starting from Tibet via the northwest ridge with Katsushi Emura, Yukitoshi Endo, Katsuo Matsuki and Yoshihiro Shikoda reaching the summit on October 12, 1986, followed by six more expedition members two days later.
04 Nangpai Gosum I, Pasang Lhamu Chuli, Cho Aui From Cho Oyu Chinese Base Camp Nangpai Gosum I (7351m, also called Cho Aui or Pasang Lhamu Chuli, lies on the ridge to the east of Cho Oyu. Nangpai Gisum I was first climbed by a Japanese expedition starting from Tibet via the northwest ridge with Katsushi Emura, Yukitoshi Endo, Katsuo Matsuki and Yoshihiro Shikoda reaching the summit on October 12, 1986, followed by six more expedition members two days later.

DATE: 2010-10-21 16:17